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 1 I  | satisfactory opening.~But a vague jealousy, one of those dormant jealousies
 2 II |         it is the most gratuitous jealousy, the very essence of jealousy,
 3 II |     jealousy, the very essence of jealousy, which is merely because
 4 III|         slip down that descent to jealousy.~Some children were playing
 5 IV |        seethed with the leaven of jealousy that was fermenting within
 6 IV |      fortune to Jean?”~It was not jealousy now which made him dwell
 7 VI |            and attributed them to jealousy. He promised himself that
 8 VII|        Why, you are bursting with jealousy! And when this money was
 9 VII|           Jean went on:~“Why your jealousy oozes out at every pore.
10 VII|          a lie, out of hatred and jealousy. But yet, how could he have